OPEC+ froze November output targets on October 4, pausing months of quota hikes as Middle East war keeps members’ actual output well below official levels.
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WTI Crude Slips Below $90 as Middle East Export Routes Recover
WTI crude fell to $88.50 on September 30 as Middle East exports hit 98% of pre-war levels via pipeline rerouting, though Iran diplomacy uncertainty keeps oil on edge.
Brent Crude Hits $108 Before Settling at $105 as Iran Diplomacy Collapses
Oil prices surged Monday after President Trump rejected Iran’s Strait of Hormuz proposal, with Brent crude touching $108.48 intraday before settling at $105.28 as equities slid and Treasury yields rose.
Brent Crude Pulls Back Toward $97 as UNGA Diplomacy Signals Lift Risk Appetite
Brent crude fell to $97.43 a barrel on September 22 before recovering to around $100, as Trump’s UNGA remarks on Iran raised cautious hopes of a future deal and briefly reversed the Houthi-driven spike to $103.
Houthi Strike on Riyadh Airport Sends Brent to $103
Houthi forces hit Riyadh’s King Khalid Airport on Saturday, the first attack on the Saudi capital since March, sending Brent crude to $103.
Stocks and Bonds Rebound as Oil Drops to $102 the Day After the Fed’s First Hike Since 2023
The S&P 500 rose roughly 1% on September 17, Treasury yields retreated from 2007 highs and Brent crude fell to $102 as markets absorbed the Fed’s first rate rise in three years.
Brent Crude Tops $108 as Iran Shoots Down US Drones and Tanker Burns off Oman
Brent crude climbed above $108 per barrel on September 15, the highest in over four months, after Iran claimed to have downed two US drones and an oil tanker caught fire near Oman.
Brent Crude Crosses $100 as US-Iran Tanker War Spreads to Jordan
Brent crude reached $100.71 on September 9, up 2.85% on the day, after the US-Iran tanker exchange and Iran’s ballistic missile strikes on Jordan deepened Gulf supply fears.
Brent Crude Surges to $95 as Renewed US-Iran Strikes and Mine Reports Rattle Oil Markets
Brent crude rose roughly 5% to $94.86 a barrel on September 2, its highest since late July, after the US military launched fresh strikes around the Strait of Hormuz following alleged Iranian mine-laying.
Crude Oil Retreats on US Inventory Build and Weak Demand as Hormuz Risks Linger
WTI crude slipped to around $81 a barrel on August 14 as a substantial US stock build and signs of slowing global demand overshadowed ongoing supply risk from the Strait of Hormuz.